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Friendship is the purest form of love. Only a few people in this world are blessed with true friends, and yes, I am one of those lucky people! *touchwood* ☺ I don 't think I have ever talked about my friends in any of my posts, but today I will do because they are a very special part of my life! ❤ Actually, I didn 't have a lot of friends during my childhood days. I used to talk to everyone in my class, so you can say that all of them were my friends - Still, I didn 't have someone whom I could call my "BFF" or "best friend". My classmates used to live far away from my home so I rarely got a chance to interact with them outside the school. Back then, we didn 't have Internet or WhatsApp and all.  Even phone calls used to be really expensive! Everyday, after coming back from school, I felt really lonely and bored because I had no one to play with. You would get it if you 're a single child of your parents and …show more content…

Together, we used to play Antakshari (at that time, we didn 't know a lot of songs and lyrics, so we used to invent our own! ), Kabbaddi, Pitthu and what not! Today 's kids won 't even know what Pitthu is, but it was my most favourite game to play with my BFFs. Everything was so fun when they were besides me! I just recalled a very funny incident which happened on our last Diwali together. We were bursting crackers outside Priya 's house and all of a sudden, she shouted "Happy Holi" really loudly (so loud that even people from the other colony could hear it! ) instead of "Happy Diwali". It was really funny at that time and 10-11 years later, it still is! ☺ Sadly, they had to move to a different city after staying here for about 2 years. Months after they moved out, we kept in touch through phone calls. Somehow, both of us misplaced each others 's number and didn 't have any other way to stay in touch. Yep, that 's how I lost touch with my dearest BFFs, but never forgot them! They were always in my

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